The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-09-10
Religious Notices


7oacsonto70B n. q. Church.-Preaching to-mor
row Sunday, at IL a. M, by the pastor, Rev
Page Milburn, and at 73O p M, by the presiding
elder Rev w +. Speake Sabbath school at Il
each evening during the week, commencing al
7.45 o'clock.
Epsons IT. p. Church, Observation-Disclosures
on Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. j. L. Elderdice
at 1880 a. m. Prayer meetings every Sunday and
Tuesday nights. at o'clock.
Trinity p. E. Church, oaosontoaon.-Services
Sunday at IL a. m. and D. M; Wednesday at
vile on Sunday, at 4.SO p. m.
1Saters' Baptist Charch.-Preaching every SUM-
day by the pastor, Rev. w. ]. Nicoll, at Saters
Baptist Church. at Ii a. M. and at PikeSville Bap-
fist Church at p. m.
Eutaao NJ p Church, Hartford Road.-Preaching
every Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. j. M. Gill, al
II a. m. All invited.
The fall term of the Female Seminary al
Lutherville commences on Tuesday next.
Virgins, the weather prophet predicts a
severe storm for Monday, September 10Th.
The September term of the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county commences on Monday next,
18th instant.
Mr.. Daniel Shugars an old retired farmer
of the vicinity of Reisterstown, died last week,
NH. Thomas DuvaIl, the oldest citizen of
Union, LIST district, died on Wednesday last, aged
eighty-four years.
Mr.. o. T. Beaumont, formerly of Baltimore
county, has been appointed an assistant in the
Ordnance Yard in Washington.
The Republicans of Phoenix, 10th district,
organized campaign club on Saturday night last,
starting with twenty-five members.
a few days ago horse driven by Edward
Club, butcher, of Waverly, dropped dead on the
VorL GOOD naar Cold Snrinp Hotel.
a tournament will be held on the base ball
grounds at Reisterstown, on Tuesday, September
I4th, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
"A new engine is being built in Pittsburg
for the Maryland Central railroad and it will
probably be ready for service next month.
A number of young ladies of Waverly held
fair last week at which they realized $125, which
sum will be given to the poor Of that town.
COL Samuel N. Hyde, of Long Green Val
ley, will accept our thanks for bag of fine roast
ing ears of his Egyptian sweet corn variety.
The Towsontown public school opened its
fall term with 200 scholars. Mr.. John N. Wright
is the principal, and there are.fve assistants.
Mr.. Arthur Rich of the 4th district, hauled
to Baltimore Wednesday, with pair of fine mules,
a load of potatoes that weighed $3.50 pounds.
Next Monday is the seventy third anniver-
sary of the battle of North Point which was fought
on Baltimore county soil September 18th, 1914.
The Maryland Central railroad receivers are
putting in large new iron turn-table short dis
lance above the freight depot at Boundary avenue.
-Messrs. VIM. T. Haughey, John Hughes
and Joshua T. Whittle have been appointed trus-
tees of the public school at Glyndon, 4th district
THE UEIoN does not accept subscriptions
for shorter period than six months. Some peo-
ple can save themselves trouble by remembering
this.
-Messrs Harry Devries and E. Cuttings Mer-
ryman drove handsome four-in-hand teams to the
fair this week and attracted great deal OF atten-
ton.
"A number of Jurors drawn to serve at the
September term of Court have been excused and
others have been drawn and summoned in their
places.
S. Keech Jr., of Towsontown, for one of the va
cant scholarships in the Maryland Agricultural
College.
TAYLOR. died at his residence, "Mount Pleasant"
on the Hien road, Wednesday last, after a long
illness.
The work of laying the foundations for the
new iron bridge of the Maryland Central Railroad
over the turnpike in this place, was commenced on
Tuesday.
The Junior base-b clubs of Govanstown
and Towsontown played game on Saturday last
which resulted in victory for the latter by score
of SO to IS.
The Towsontown Prohibition club has a
membership of about thirty and majority of them
are Democratic voters. Colored men are admitted
to membership.
1t is estimated that at least $4,000 people
attended the county fair on Thursday, which was
by far the largest crowd ever assembled on the
Timonium grounds.
Mr. Henry Pilert, son of Justice John j..
Pilert, of the LIST district married on Wednes-
day, to Miss Barbara Lohman. Rev. W. Ebbling
performed the ceremony.
The Towson Guards, Capt. Chas. B. Nc
Clean, will go to Philadelphia on Thursday OF
next week to participate in the celebration OF the
constitutional centennial.
The total rain fall in the vicinity of Balti-
more for the month of August was Alb inches.
The highest temperature was 81, on the 18th, and
the lowest SIS, on the goth.
Miss Amy Isaac, who has been teaching
school at Hampden for several years, has succeeded
her aunt, Miss Matte Isaac, as vice-principal Of
Towsontown public school.
Mr. Lewis H. Cole, treasurer of the Emory
Grove Camp Meeting Association, died at his res
dence on St. Paul street extended, in the Belt, on
Wednesday last, aged ifty-i years.
Mr.. J. Maurice Watkins, of Towsontown,
had the misfortune to have block of ice, weigh
ing 125 lbs, fall on his right foot one day this
week, painfully MASKING three of his toes.
MIR. Alex. Mccormick, Jr., the well known
florist and gardener the 18th district, was award
ed about dozen premiums at the county fair for
flowers and vegetables which he exhibited.
The annual picnic of the Gardeners and
Farmers Society of Gardenvie, 18th district, will
be held at Woerner's Park, Belair road, Monday,
September 18th, commencing at O'Clock p. m.
At tournament in Charles county few
days ago some of the knights rode under funny
titles, for instance: "Wait Till the Clouds Roll
By" "No One to Love-" and comfy You and l."
The Strontia Mineral Spring Company
(CoI. O. P MacgilD has purchased the brick build
ing on the southeast corner of Liberty and Fay
cite streets, Baltimore, for $1,000. Ground rent
$3.50.
The colored Republicans of the Belt held o
meeting on First street, Friday night of last
week. Speeches were made by Hon. Francis M
Darby, E. Albert Kurtz, John E. Dempster and
others.
"A petition has been fled with the County
Commissioners asking for the erection of two
bridges over small streams on the road leading
from the York turnpike to Warren factory, 18th
district.
Mr.. Alceas Hooper, one of the proprietor
of the extensive mills at Woodbury., and one o.
the nominees on the Republican ticket for the
House of Delegates, has obtained patent for I
time recorder.
Mr.. Charles Bosley, of Brooklandwood farm
Falls road, exhibited in Towsontown few day
ago, q cantaleupe that measured 81 by "A inche
and weighed % lbs. 1t was the largest cantaleup
ever seen here.
Miss Jennie Cooper, daughter of Mr.. VIM
Cooper, of the 9Th district, died few days ag
from dysentery, aged about 16 years. A brothe
and sister of the deceased are now very i'll from
the same disease.
Mr.. Henry G. Turnbull, ST., is having I
handsome stone gateway erected at the main en-
trance to "Auburn," his country residence, sshor
distance below Towsontown. Mr.. JOS S. Bower
is doing the work.
Henry Levy died at Jarrettsville on Sun
day last, aged 95 years. He was an Old Defende
and received wound at the battle of Bladensburl
for which he had been drawing pension TO
more than fifty years.
The fall trotting meeting Of the Marylan
Agricultural Society will commence at Pimlic
next Tuesday and continue four days. larg
number of fast horses are at the track and som
exciting events may be expected.
john Schaefer, of Woodbury., while at wor
ON the tower of the new church at Brooklyn, Ann
Arundel county, few days ago, fell from scat
fold, distance of twenty feet, breaking his lei
leg and injuring himself internally.
A Pennsylvania judge has lately decides
that the fruit limbs of trees extending over tn
line of the owner Of the tree into the property Q
another person. as well as the limb itself, belong
to him over whose property it hangs.
Mr.. Joshua T. Whittle, of Glyndon, VIII
was lately appointed constable for the 4th district
has declined to accept the Office. He is extensive
ly engaged in the manufacture OF ice-cream an
has no time to devote to anything else.
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